chore: cache Go/Rust dependencies and sample files#1368
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We've historically used zero caching for our Go deps and the samples we use for integration tests and third-party rule updates. This PR caches both of these so that we spend less [billable] CI time on this boilerplate activity.
The CodeQL Workflow also rebuilds the yara-x C API from scratch each time it runs so we can save ~4 minutes by caching those files as well.
Edit: the recent Check runs in this PR show what the runtimes are now that I've gotten everything cached.